Word: dundas
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Even if the Bears are in last place instead of second, they are what Crimson coach John Yovicsion calls "a tough team." In quarterback Jim Dunda and left and John Parry, Brown has the best passing combination in the league. When Parry is covered, Danda has Bob Seiple and halfback Jan Moyer...
...Dunda will have to pass early and often against a stacked defense if Brown is to stay in the game. The Bruins will also be depending on a sophomore riddled first unit that has made "costly mistakes" in other contests...
This brings as back to Cambridge, where Harvard is meeting Brown. In say normal setting this game should be a Crimson romp. Brown has nothing but Jim Dunda at quarterback, Jan Moyer at halfback, and a little weight in the line...
Other Ivy schools, while not blessed with such great personages, have tried the same approach. The Brown situation seems to be neatly summed up by just mentioning Jim Dunda, the "surprising" sophomore quarterback who has almost made football respectable in Providence...
Brown's hopes rest on the passing ability of sophomore quarterback Jim Dunda, who ranks third in the League in total offense. The Bruins are also saying that their line--banged up in early games--is back in shape. I'll take the fickle Ithacans in this one, by a point...